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Health equality is the goal of global health policymakers (Weiss & Pollack, 2017).In the current political scenario, global health policy Development is facing significant challenges across the globe. Addressing these barriers is a complex task and requires coordination between global organizations across various healthcare domains. Our paper identifies barriers to the development of cohesive global health policy, and offer a few potential remedies in the development process of the same.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Organisation Abbreviations -- List of Figures, Tables and Maps -- List of Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Introduction: Addressing Social Protection and Policy in Greece -- PART I: AN OVERVIEW OF THE SOCIAL POLICY CONTEXT AND MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS -- 2 Tracking Social Protection: Origins, Path Peculiarity, Impasses and Prospects -- 3 The Politics of Welfare Reform: Social Policy and Policy Arenas (1981-2001) -- 4 The Virtual Reality of Welfare Reform -- PART II: ISSUES OF REDISTRIBUTION, INEQUALITY AND POVERTY -- 5 The Structure of Household Income and the Distributional Impact of Income Taxes and Social Security Contributions -- 6 Inequality and Poverty in the Last Quarter of the 20th Century -- PART III: MAIN AREAS OF SOCIAL POLICY -- 7 Muddling Through - The Trials and Tribulations of Social Security -- 8 Facing Up to the Gordian Knot: The Political Economy of Pension Reform -- 9 Employment Policy in the 'European Employment Strategy' Era: What Prospects? -- 10 Support for the Unemployed in a Familistic Welfare Regime -- 11 Gender Equality and Employment Policy -- 12 Family Policies from a Gender Perspective -- 13 Financing and Delivering Health Care -- 14 Social Care Services: 'Catching Up' Amidst High Fragmentation and Poor Initiatives for Change -- 15 Migration and Policy Trends -- 16 Welfare Management and Social Exclusion: The Issue of Immigration -- 17 Greek Welfare Reform in a European Context -- Index